The difference is a matter of scope. If I’m photographing a street in NYC and you’re in it, you have no right to complain. You’re in public, that’s how this go

The difference is a matter of scope. If I’m photographing a street in NYC and you’re in it, you have no right to complain. You’re in public, that’s how this goes. Now if follow you around NYC for a week and only photograph streets you’re on, you do have a right to complain. Now that’s stalking, something you can get a restraining order over. Facial recognition feels much more like the latter than the former.